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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
TENURE OF OFFICE REPEAL.

The President evidently appreciates
the fact that The repeal Of the Tenure OF
Once law has increased his nlmini,trn
tive authority and responsibility. The
two removals male on "Wednesday were
In cnses in which incunbent4 had been
suspended under the old law, bnt re-
stored to duty by failure OF the Senate
To confirm their successors. There is
no doubt that the course which Pr,si
dent Cleveland has taken regarding Col.
Iecior Bowie OF the Petersburg customs
district and John Mcmshnm, Snpcryis.
ing Inspector Of Steam Vessels for the
South Atlantic consi. indicates the rule
he will follow ia nll similar cases.
In fact. tho direct responsibility of
the President for public administration
j, so greatly increased by the repeal
that sweeping changes may Uc looked
for. Heads Of departments and bureaus
should not be slow 10 comprehend the
fact that the spirit Of restriction on cx.
ecutive authority no longer prevails. and
that II they permit inefficient, negligent
or corrupt men 10 continue in place
under them they will he held to a severe
and just accountability for their ncqlects
or delinqneLcies.-lN,w York Star.
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The Veto Message.

Tie Appeal says that Governor Ste.
vrnson's message vetoing the Lottery
hill covered &c pages Of legal cap, and is
doubtless the longest veto message ever
hled in this State. The bill wus object
ed to by the Governor ON two Cousli:u-
tional grounds, II of which prohibits
the extending Of State recognition to
any corporation except for municipal
purposes, aud the Cther Mas that the
Constitutional provision against lotier
les has not We, been repealed. lie
quoted the decisions Of the Supreme
Cour.s If New York and Pennsylvania
in support Of his action. The bill will
go before the mex. Lrgislnt urc for its
npprova! or di<tpprovnl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
Death Of a Noted s,ockmau.

Charles Lux. Of tho 1rm Of Miller A.
Lux. one ofth" lnrgcst cattle firms on
the Pacific Cont. di"d Tucsdry morn.
inG Mt his home in san francisco. lie
contracted a severe cold some time ngo,
aud inter n severe illness left the city 10
visit one Of his ranches. This caused a
relapse which resulted in pneumonia.
which WIS the immediate cause Of his
death. He leaves n widow md stepson.
Tho firm of which no wa a member own
h'rE" land aud cattle intcic sts in Hum.
boIdt c"unty,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
NEVADA
Annual Meeting Of the state Assoc.a-
ton.

ton
The annual meeting Of the Nevads
Live Stock Association was called to
order in Arlnory Hall, Reno. ut n
quarter past 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon, President L. W. Crutcner in the
chair. While all parts of The State were
represented. yet the ~attrudanee wGs not
as large as anticipated. Mr.. Crntchcr
addressed the ~asS"Inblnge in au able
manner, reviewing the history OF the or
/, Gnnization and making many valuable
suggestions for its futuie course.
Roll call by Secretary Il. ". Lewis.
Many of the absent members were rep
resented by proxies.
The minutes of the last annual meet
ING. held in EIko "u March IG. 1856.
were read AMI approved.
The following named were proposed
~ members Of the Association: Mrs.
NJ. G.. Lewis, OF Lander county; J. q.
Ford, Eurekn; W. =. Baily. Churchill;
J. V. McCTrdy, Humboldt; :. w. Cio>s,
Elkc; D.. GirOux, Humboldt; IL. =.
Gambler, LnrdrI; Ii. q. Hickey, Eu-
rekn; NJ. ID. Foley, Eureka.
The following were by the Chair nU-
pointed us "A Committee "u Credentials
to examine proxies: ". ID. Jones, &.
II. L. Hardin. o. North.
n ~ T.1- lTr1f,,
and Louis Dean were appointed rs II
Committee OH ApVl!c .tlons for New
Members.
The Secretary rcad his report, which
showed that 1T this date the Association
has lI3 memb,Is in good standing rep
rc,tnting !5I,5J3 cattle, l2..GG Eors.S
aud 500 sheep, all OF Which is OF the
estimated value OF S~3,7C3.GiO.
A recess of IL MINUTES WAS taken. uf-
ter which the COMMITTEES on Arp:ica-
items for Membership rrpor ,d f.vorah.y
upon the IL e. submitted, nj d, 0u
motion Of &. II. L. Hardin, all Of the
applicants were, collectively. elected.
The Committee on Proxies rcl oTicd
.fnvorably Oh the roN;,a held 10y mc!n.
bcrs lIeseLt. Adopted.
Treasurer James \. Hardin reported
as follows: Total receipts from. all
sources, $7,295 SO; di>I easements, So
li0 Os-ieaviug II debit of SOB -.
The Executive Committees report
was then T, ad.
After this reading mn ndjonrnmcn,
WAS tax eli until : r. NJ. at which time
the convention Tra>srmulrd.
winuemurca was selected rs the place
Of meeting next year, and the tnirI
Tuesday in March as the time.
Resolutions Of cmdolcuc. on the
death Of \. \ L1ms.ey wrry Cllcred AMI
adopted.
Officers for the ensuing year Were
elected as follows: rrrs.I,nt, Geo
Russell; Vice President, F. St,unrr:
Secretary, Geo. >. Nixon: Treasurer, L.
ID. Swect,rr.
An Ex cutivc Committee OF twenty
four w,.s NJ cctrd.
4. S. Mercer of the Cheyenne Live
stock journal, who arrived on The even
ing trim, put in NJ Appearance aud was
called on for n speech, which he mnde
in his usual interesting n.nnncr.
Having Concluded its business the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

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low ri " - w!i-L .r.E ,iu rr to
dlCcd there viii r'vu,l. uu:Gs Ia,
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W" lave seen tie gr ~in-gr"wiu,
Ccutcrs ui this country snii e.! t. H..
N"st. Wc have scrI Tia, PORK -Irt,S.
in. industry fit ( om Cincinnati to
thiraGO, AMI from tirncc t. Kansas
city and Omaha. Southern rotor
mills uniersr!i New England aul
american markets, and challenge
the world.
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this take pia'r h"lO-r. ulr eyes. and
know that O'lrr charges are tthiuy
place equally ~ prominent. and W.
wonder as ~ hrlO 4 them. Ten
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somrtiIin" srlIrrr i,,,r,i IN -, rL,.'i
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gumi,lc nf CuiIt Tor cy,rmir,.ior
WHY IA nVtLisp ISr"n..,i,fn, L,,
NC Of tho rrrs,rt ,nrnr,,r,n a. ..
die al drs,ns,g rlus,L lac l;,Ir.,. A.
orders? ar Shall wr nr,.,,r ,ir bong,
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
NOTICE OF FORFEIT
URE.

Two AMOS rt.rMMER. =. q. VAN 2
our hfirs s~s'igns. and Ill person:
boiling Lnhcr you'
YIN Ar" hereby r"iInsd ihsi tho nnd, signed
he expended In labor and coin. The n,ess,.ry
amount r'qnif'i ~ inv In oricr 10 hoii min.
wv G'"nhd, NJ viii = oaf ny csrIihcslc A ri In
'nc once 81 VIZ" Recorder ~ Eiho Cpun,y. Stat.
~ N'Vhh'' 10 vi tsueh mining inrs,lon.
being Situated IN copo Mining District. 4, tho
County ~ Elko. state ~ Ssvad.) On IA.
Kissing sun III" "Iitisidc" and the ma.
O'b' Tor Tie years igHj aud lRs6. aud " within
ninety days ~ iSc sorvice of ihi. notice by
pnhllca'inn, you fail or refuse TO rnnlrIbu,o
your proportion of such ctpsndr urr a. 20.
o"o'r. Jour interest lbs ID cIaim. will bc-
Goethe prop"rIy Of tho unders ignei. nnd.,
Scoil0n No. J!L, REVISED StAtnia. Of IN. r,,,,.A
States ~ hmr lea. ". n. u,Sn
Lik". NcvAis February 10. is,i, sra.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
Anoth r Railroad Horror.

A Boston dispatch Of the 18th instnn,
says:
A tetriible accident occurred on the
D,dhnm Branch If the Boston n pruyi.
dence Railroad, brtwecn Forrest Till
aud HUs"dnlc this mpruinc. at what il
known ns Bnsscy Park Bridge. The
seven c'cluck tain from Dcdhum. con.
sistinR OF seven cars aud II baggage car.
under the charge Of conductor Tildrn.
broke through the bridge. The engine
and three cars wcut over safely. but tho
five others fell through the bridge TO the
road beneath. n distance OF 30 feet.
The last car, which wis the smoker
turned completely over and struck on
top Of the Others. all being crashed
out OF shnp". At this hour the last of
the Killed and those who have died Of
their injuries foots up n. The injured
will reach 100 or more. and Of these at
least twenty. i've are badly hurt and
the remainder received only slight
bruises.
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Returned.

After u three months nhscnr" Mr..
Chris Reckhart has returned in iiue
health aud SPIRITS. A ulrGtam was re-
ceIyrd Ey lis partner. NJ. Frnclich.
early tuiI morning announcing that
Chris wouii arrive bv the mrInins
train aul II Number OF his friends we're
ut the depot to Welcome Mr.. aud Mrs.
I~;rckhari, the .Vrs. iaiIrI go vu: ia an
mpp.a:aucr.-hut Chris m,twith u hear
~ w,lromr. all the same, from ia
mary friends who congratulated him
upon his safe return fronn visit To- the
LAID OF MS father, across the deep blue
sea.
Chris reports having enjoyed himself
during hi, on journey To fai,r'lnd,
bat expresses h.m> II IL well pleased to
Z back ;u the srgrhru>h.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
ECONOMY % W lAlth.

What sort Of mn Honorable IL che
Legislator who will draw money from
the state to pay for stationery aud PIT
pcrs AMI refuse TO poy two dollars for n
paper no received every day Nil through,
the session? Two hoHor0bi, Cornish
g,ad,H,n did that thing at the | To- sr..
sion Of the Legislature. ( Car. on Tri-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
lxccGsivo Conan.::ec

The Executive Cumm.ttrr OF TIE Ne
vuda Live Stock Association is conn
posed OF lie following p,n!l,mrn: Geo
Watt, of Lander umd Nyc counties: T..
ID. Pugr, Eureka; \. G. Cleveland,
White Pine and Lincoln; l.. c. HARDY.
!. l.. bradley, Joseph Scott, Elko; j..
V. McCurd!. o. Moth, j. IIcnrn, L. W.
CruicErr. Il. W. Lewis, liumLulds;
Louis Dean, Alien bragg. Wa,Lor, T.
i Rckry, HoUSl1s an! Crmshy; ". =.
Bailey, ChuIc il &. If. l.. lInriiu.
Esm nadia II Lyun;J Il. Yarrt, Elho.
l>'"c Foster Grant county, Oregon: y.
II. \. Mason, MI.hrnr county, Oregon.
VINO i, J. i. YTrt, al! EEo:-IEi.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

Three separate suits wcrc entered in
tho United States Court ut Carson Mon.
day 10y AdoIph Sntro, Nicholas Lunning
and 7. Vincent, against Lincoln comfy,
fer The sum SisO.OOO for money duo on
bonds. This comes within $50. 900 of
tho total valuation Of the taxable prop.
crty in the county. SUPPOSE the plain.
tits compromise by taking the county
and paying the little balance.
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Attention.

We nrc requested by the proper obi.
Ger to call the attention of our citizens
to nm order, passed. y thu County Com.
m~issioncrs and published some TIM
since. iorbihdinG anyone To deposit rub
hiSii III the streets. or anywhere within
the town limits. At this time When u
general cleanup Ia the order Of tie day,
1t IL Imperative that Nil refuse matter b,
taken outside the town limits ns deGucd
in the ordinance.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Patrick Kelly, De-
ceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny Tur
~ uhd'fsign'd. Administrator OF tho 80.
i'io ~ rArmcE KELLY. deceased. 10 tho trei.
R"rS o.. an" ni persons hn,ing claims sc,inst
tho sail occ"hs'd. 10 exhibit them with the
necessary V"uclIrrs. Within trtro months ~.
ter 'h" nrs, puhIIc,tion Of this notice. 10 tho
snid Administrator al tho mo, of Russell, d
BRADLEY. In tho Town AMI County Of rlLo.
state Of Srysd,.
J. u. BRADLEY. Administrator.
Aled n Llki. March isg,.
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NOTICE!
To Holders Of Claims Against
the University Fund.

NOTICE ~ III RTBY GIVEN TO nLL
holders - claims srNinsi tho stat" Umiy,rlry
fnrd ~ I'm" C"un y. that they are :, qnIr, Il Co
h'c their claims In the ,mro 81 the clerk ut
std County. nrd slow c.dltIy 10 tho sat
isi'oii"n Il ~" Board ~ County Commi.,inn.
IRA II Eiko Count, tha; amounts Fl ,imci wore
SnhscrIhci nnd paid. ut Ivy meeting hr,s c,,,
VI" I'' day Of April. 1857. aud the Ith dsy Of
inv Isf'. al Which meeting tho raid clsIrns
VIII he acted upon 10y tho Board II Crrnmis
'i"r"tso Of III" County. state 81 N,yaha. Al
claims not pfcs"nl"d within the speclH.d
tint" viii 10 barred.
ATTEST. my band and seal this. sth d.y
OF March. A.. d., Isaf.
q II wisEdAS. CLERK ~ I,otrI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

"By gravy" said u Chicago man the
other night ut the Chinese bali. during
supper. "this reminds ME Of my native
health"
You don't have anything like this in
your town. do your" inquired u 70 low
sandwich.
"Wrli. not exactly but we have some
very fair.sizsd hcs.packing establish.
menis Ia our town, you know"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
VI RrivuAEr.
IN Absolute euro.

Tho oItGiSAL AGt.TGNE OINTMENT 10
ONLY pm az 10 ldrR". tw"-rtmrr rin Iur.-. and
h. an th-olut" euro TOR Old -rr. o.. hurn..
wounds. chHprcd hands. aud all sLln irnv.
tIous. VII positively cur" MI kIrI. II rites
Ask Tor III" CRIriSNL NmETISE ONT
MENr. S,Il by =. =. MAILER - 4, cents urr
boz by mail - cents.
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PoSD i LAWSON.

Folsom, CAL i used Bnttc-Tins in
chronic rheumatism with great benefit.
Please send IL supply to }. W. Hninrs.
Genoa, New, AMI "blir- yours truly.
i. e.. DUK,Sr. NJ. d.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

Reno Journul:-M MIR. Frank bell j. in
Reno, and a. soon ~ the Committee,
the Carson Appeal, or M" "ihrr prI~nn,
have had their suy. he will be hard
from. There IL nn investigation lac
does not court. And the mUIr "f i, the
better 1t suits him. lie throw, doau
the gauntlet t. all and everybody. md
the journal will back him or just"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

White Pine News: Hamilton j.
ng'in in lis glory. II has all the srn,n.
u"n OLA 5J.OIO reputation city. Au
injunction suit, breaking open the
county safe. and one ri its most prumi.
nrnt cit zruS III ii! for alleged ,mbez.
Element. For II place Of it, size IT does
rniso more Of "hrrrzc'' when il tries
than any little burg Oh thg Pacific
Cunst. Take the county scrt away
from there md it will sctlIr down to a
quiet, pcncc ,hic little hnmIrt. In this
connection. 1t il proper to add that the
safe was not bro on into by robbers. as
on ~ former occasion. The key was
only lost mnd could rot be found. So
the ''milk" had to come somcwny. md
drill aud slcdgc brought il forth. IL
was all there.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

~ SANTA Able is only sold in
large bottles at 81 90; three for ~ so.
Sold 10y all Wholesale aud retail drug
gistS. t-7-ly.
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SANTA ABLE.
Pleasing 10 the Palate ana Death 70
Cough.

CHICO. CAL have had the catarrh
for five years. and eonld hardly talk
plain: l could not breathe through my
nostrils. Your California Cat-R X. Cure
has clransed out my head. aud I can
talk palmer now than l have for the
past five years. Your medicine IN all
that il is represented. nn absolute cure
for Catarrh and cold in the head.
Yours truly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20

Believing that the use of ASSES i IA
ilirt with the provisions O! ia. Inter-
state Commerce law. maungris q! the
various great railroad, have announced
that all ptsN"s, except I employees, viii
hc Cancelled ON the lit "f April. The
consequence Is THAT Ia Hers q, pn~,c>
are making good usc Of their card, while
the opportunity * mI8rlrd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

WACO. TEXAS. MAY. u 1857
STREET NOTES.

Crops are n good NJ can be.
Deanc photographer, south Fifth.
The democratic mass meeting to.
day
Best meal in Waco At the Silver
Moou
WatcrmcIons 30 cents or two
for 81.
;. Marx is selling clothing at New
York cost.
lIorsful ~ Cameron are moving
into their new store
Best cup of coffee at the silver
Moon
Try W. A. Williamson ~ Co.'S ice
cream soda.
lee cream soda, ANY flavor, at WA.
Williamson ~ COS
Buiwcisor and Schlitl bottled beer
always on ice at Early ~ Fiuks
l.. Il. Daughtrcy challenges the
world for pure ice cream.
Iuciost porterhou-e steaks in Waco
at the Silver Moon,
Wootan wells water at W. A. VIII.
Hanson X Co.'S
The picnic of the Episcopal sunday
echool comes of TO day at proctor's
Springs.
Full stock of spring aud summer
dry goods and clothing Mt New York
cost at D. Marx.
Old papers for sale Mt TuG EXA>u-
NER Office at % cents per hundred or
J. per thousand.
Go to ;. Marx, ut the old Waco
state Bank stand. for dry goods and
cothing trock bottom prices,
\ street fight between two colored
women occurr,d on the plaza last
evening with sticks for weapons.
No excuse tor drunkenness. DR..
Hammer can cure IL See his tcstl-
munias
Only genuine Deep Rock water il
drawn nj W. a. williamson & Coz
soda fountain.
John ID. Maylield will discount your
city time checks ut IA low rate see
him before selling elsewhere.
In the operation on and treatment
If the prisoner shot Dr. TAYLOR was
assisted 10y Dr. II. L. Parsons,
DIR. Hammer can positively cure
drunkenness. He viii be here only
two weeks Go and be cured.
las the Arkansas Pass railroad got
lost somewhere in the tangled thick,
ct> of the Brszo,:
Don't be shocked if there should be
idol
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Lynch, tath -r-in-iaw OF Mr.. Naming
and large stuchmau, VINO also u.s.
signed.
The hospitable residence of Cant
i. -. Morrow vas the scene OF "a very
pleasant social party last night, boing
an entertainment given boy Captain
Morrow, assisted boy iIs charmin4
So tc, % tho children OF his SUNDAY
schCv. class AU1 their friends,
Moruiny bor.obocL rides oro ali the
fa-L,rr ~ nov Fvnr, mor.ir,,
u,,,icr. .r,,,, ,,on,lc,uon anJ
IoJ,'..,'I,r,,.in ro,.,n"r'. rvrrci.e
'',,,l.i,'. ,n. ,ra-, r.,,. ~ p.,'unr,.
Ing sun .o.cr the hin. of The Tebua.
cAlla and inhaliug the soft brcczes OF
tine Wurn biU.
yl.. ,.,..i... ..... .,I.,,,.l .o,
81 N""h' "" ,."'.'
NJ suu'' 'f.'''.-. ''''' ''m0' "i,'o'
'4'i az -o.'I'f n' VIZ! r't,,
n.' 49," sur IVY" "." y va , ".u.
no 'ns .. H''.'"t7 "''u a., '' Ia'
"' 81 ...i,.
"'u's'"l 'i.,. ~ -t."s AZ " '''' INV
WV u '"' ''''' 40 ''''
Two ol.u looking vehicles at racicd
u good D. sol of attention on the plaza
yesterday afternoon. They had been
used IN Austin but not finding bu-i'
ness the owner started them 20 Da'
las to ST.. them bat stepped at Waco
with IL" hopes OF ec'uug custom'r
4 urohi .tionist asks u~ how mucn
nlcohol here g., ina glass OF beer, aud
we a cerruly answer mat il cannot
be determined here is 80 much differ.
oucc in the size of beer glasses an
the skill of the barkcpper In drawing
foam. II may safely be aid that the
more skillhi thu barkeeper the lc.,
alcohol there is in class.
Tho Iron Turhinc Wand euo,nos RIM
viii lass uinJ md orc mora durabIc
and givn- hniier .atisfocti,n than INV
min i'm ihn u,,rknt C.u and SEQ
m"dcl NJ Nchro5rr A. IISrrison,s and
he vour iudr.. Every ono ouar-
antood Rny The Iron Turbine En0iue
and the Bnckeye Force pump, and
vuu nre suro To be nleascd
Tup EXA,INrNi. i'm recount Of an
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
E,cr, one Therc own pnintcr.

The public are respectfully invited
to call At art room over Jack son 8
gallery Fifth street, and examine
specimens in ivory type painting
The art taught in one lesson for three
dollars. Pictures painted if desired,
G. f. Chccsman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

I have cancelled my contract with
the Butterick Co, This is the last
week the Butterick Patterns will be
on sale at the Fashion Bszar. so gov.
ern Yourselves accordingly.
NRS. ELLA :. COuEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Gabert Bros, the Tailors are re-
ceiving spring and summer goods
of latest and finest patterns The
young man who orders new suit
without calling on them makes miss
They are doings rafting business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

When the head ieels dull and heavy,
the skin appears ssllow and greasy,
aud the stomach refuses food, take
Carriers Little Liver Pills. Don't
forget this.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Buy your cuItivators, wagons an,
moving machines vt the old markc
house At cost.
CuA- LopfrpAA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

We have just received anew line OF
canvas aud leather belts. hand bags
and pocket books. all in new designs
and styles at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
CHAs. FoBpTRAN.

Lehman cream i, the best Take
your best girl there for treat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
Advice 10 MOTHERS.

Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup should a..
wsys be used for children teething, II soothes
the child, softeus the gum. allays all pains
cures wind cole and Is he best remedy for
hiArrh IN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Lehman sells the cream, cab =, con.
dictionaries and soda.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Dwellings, every description, cle-
CANT mansions, neat cottages, stores,
farms and ranches for sale by Ed. b.
Levy, Real Estate Agent, ia Fourth
street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Mikado hair roll, newest thing out
for sslc nj Sanger eros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

City lots all parts Of Waco, beauti.
fuI suburban property by block and
acre nor sale. EDWARD b, LEVY,
Real Estate Agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Castles, Morrison X Co., have got
the soda water business down to u
fine point" "Ony the bes' is u
good motto.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Hlemarck has everything OF The
best.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

DO YOU want to please your boys
and girls Z II so get them pair Of
those nice cool CANVASS shoes from
Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

MONEY y SAVED . is . MONEY . MADF

SO @ 70 y = gg di o Re from
l0
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Hlsn arOL .

The elegant Tony Faust beer at tn,
Bismarck
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Many forms of nervous debility in
men yield TO the use Of Carriers Little
Liver Pills. Valuable to nervous
weakness, night swea,s. Try them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

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